Detroit’s Labor Day weekend looks sunny and mild before temperatures climb into the upper 80s and showers return Wednesday.

A few Saturday showers should clear out quickly, making way for a cooler, sunnier Labor Day weekend. Then Detroit warms back into the upper 80s by Wednesday.

Detroit starts Friday in fog before a round of heavy thunderstorms arrives. Cooler, sunnier weather follows for the Labor Day weekend.

Livingston County lost nearly 17% of tracked accounts as 96-degree heat gave way to hail and 70 mph gusts.

Detroit faces a muggy 89-degree Thursday with afternoon thunderstorms, damaging wind potential and pockets of heavy rain. Cooler, sunnier weather arrives by Sunday.

A heat advisory covers Detroit Wednesday as temperatures approach 94 and storms build into the afternoon. Cooler, sunnier weather arrives by Sunday.

Detroit climbs to 92 degrees Tuesday with a heat index near 100 and storm chances returning late in the day. A cooler, unsettled Labor Day weekend follows.

Detroit’s early-September forecast brings low-90s heat, humid air and several chances for thunderstorms before a cooler weekend arrives.

Detroit faces a rainy Sunday before temperatures surge into the 90s early this week. The heaviest rain threat stays north of the city.

Saturday brings clear skies and a high near 83, but Detroit's weather turns stormier Sunday before low-90s heat arrives Tuesday and Wednesday.

Clear skies and comfortable temperatures arrive just in time for the weekend. Then Detroit’s forecast takes a hotter, stormier turn next week.

Detroit gets a sunny, seasonable stretch through Saturday before heat and storm chances build early next week.

Detroit warms to 83 degrees Wednesday before thunderstorms roll in late. Sunshine returns Friday, but a hotter pattern builds early next week.